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== Westinghouse Radio Stations == |
== Westinghouse Radio Stations == |
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[[File:Westinghouse1.jpg|center|200px]] |
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[[File:Westinghouseradio1940s.jpg|center|200px]] |
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== Westinghouse Broadcasting == |
== Westinghouse Broadcasting == |
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+ | ===1955–1963=== |
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+ | ===1963–1997=== |
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The Group W moniker that was used for the latter part of Westinghouse Broadcasting's existence. |
The Group W moniker that was used for the latter part of Westinghouse Broadcasting's existence. |
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GroupWRadio1991.png|Group W Radio's logo (1981-1995) |
GroupWRadio1991.png|Group W Radio's logo (1981-1995) |
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| + | In 1997, Westinghouse Broadcasting was absorbed into [[CBS Inc.]], which they merged with in 1995. |
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| + | Three years later, it merged with [[Viacom]] (which was the subsidiary of the network) and bring the Viacom name until their second break-up in 2006 (the new [[Viacom]] and the original one renamed [[CBS Corporation]]), and their second merger in 2019 to form [[ViacomCBS]]. |
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[[Category:Defunct media companies]] |
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Revision as of 05:54, 28 June 2020
Westinghouse Radio Stations
1920–1936
1937–1940
1940–1954
Westinghouse Broadcasting
1954–1955
1955–1963
1963–1997
The Group W moniker that was used for the latter part of Westinghouse Broadcasting's existence.
Group W Radio's logo (1981-1995)
In 1997, Westinghouse Broadcasting was absorbed into CBS Inc., which they merged with in 1995.
Three years later, it merged with Viacom (which was the subsidiary of the network) and bring the Viacom name until their second break-up in 2006 (the new Viacom and the original one renamed CBS Corporation), and their second merger in 2019 to form ViacomCBS.
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